Despite the temptation to come to the Kurds’ aid, Israel must consider the implications of mobilizing in support of Ankara’s bitter enemies.
Expert in International Relations. Research Coordinator in an academic project on Israel’s Grand Strategy at Bar-Ilan University. Previously served as Head of Research on Civil-Military Relations at the Jewish Statesmanship Center . Former Research Director of Model United Nations (MUN) programs in various educational frameworks.
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Turkey’s influence grows in Syria post-Assad, raising questions about Erdogan’s next move toward Israel.
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While Israel’s strike on Hodeidah briefly restored deterrence, recent Houthi missile and drone attacks in the Red Sea reveal the threat is far from over.
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The Turkish president slams Israel for “occupation” which his country occupies and persecutes throughout the region.
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They also significantly endanger Israeli national security.
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Israel must be prepared to “lose” Qatar as a central player in negotiating a hostage deal while seeking alternatives.
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